We are always hearing heart touching stories about people finding each other again after years of separation, animals reunited with their masters after travelling hundreds of miles to return home or parents back again with their biological children. Seldom do you hear of a man finding his stolen car.
Wow! What an incredible love story, it even makes a grown man like me tear up. Their kids say they were unseperable they always wanted to be together even during the final hours of their life the nurses didn't want to seperate them, so they were put in intensive care together holding hands and they passed away 1 hour apart from each other
Just 9 minutes ago, Apple, Inc released a statement confirming its founder and former CEO, Steve Jobs, has died.
Ah Netflix, how I've loved it and I've hated it over the last seven years. The once popular "you rent DVDs, we ship them to your home" service has taken a brutal beating over recent membership fee increases and then today, their stock price dropped due to continuing customer dissatisfaction.
I had a grandfather and a great-uncle who served in World War II. Friends of my dad's served in Korea. (Dad was unable to do so because of flat feet, but, boy he wanted to.) I had a couple of college professors who were Vietnam vets. And there were some from my high school graduating class who served in Desert Storm. Outside of my parents, I hold no one in higher regard than the men and women who serve our country in the Armed Forces.
It's amazing the stories you stumble upon and this is one I couldn't pass up. Thursday, at Ford's Ontario, Canada plant, the last Crown Victoria ever rolled off the assembly line.
Hard to believe the 10th anniversary of that very tragic day is approaching, it brings back so many painful memories for all of us and those disturbing images of the planes crashing into the World Trade Center still run through my mind just as fresh today as they did 10 years ago. I did find some great videos & pictures I wanted to share, some are disturbing but some wonderful tributes have been made. God Bless the U.S.A.
September 11th, 2001 was the second day of my vacation. I was sleeping in. The phone rang. My frantic mother was on the other end of the line asking, “Are you awake?” Now, my mother is rarely—if ever—frantic about anything. So, her tone was immediately alarming. But then she said, “We’re under attack!” It took me a moment to process that statement. “Under attack?!?” “Yes,” she continued,”New York City has been attacked!”
After a long awaited rain delay after rain delay Jeff Gordon wins this afternoon at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, making him the third all-time winningest driver in Nascar, today marks his 85th win moving him out of a tie with Darrell Waltrip & Bobby Allison. Gordon is 3rd behind David Pearson with 105 wins and Richard Petty with 200 wins. Congrats to Jeff Gordon for making history today with a great finish at Atlanta!
Steve Jobs is stepping down as chief executive at Apple, the company said on Wednesday. Jobs will remain at the company as chairman, but he and his iconic black turtleneck will be replaced by former Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook.
I was at The Boiler Room Saturday night . . . waiting patiently for Jaclyn to take the stage . . . when news broke about Sugarland's stage collapsing at the Indiana State Fair. It didn't take long at all for video footage to make its way to You Tube, so we were passing our smartphones around so just about everyone in the crowd could see what happened. The footage was startling. I have probably been to a hundred concerts or so in my time and have emceed many of them. I have walked on stages, just like that one, dozens of times. In fact, I've stood on stages, just like that one, and have watched storms blow in and send crowds running for cover. I think that's why I have been so fascinated with this recent tragedy. I just can't quit watching the video clips and reading eyewitness accounts of what happened. But, because I have been so obsessed with this tragedy at the Indiana State Fair, I have noticed some serious problems with the stories about what really happened. The more people talk, the more information that comes to light, it is growing more and more evident that somebody, somewhere, dropped the ball.
